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That's a keeper for sure.
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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
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Indeed my friend, we need to see a group shot from you! Update the thread
Thanks Ricardo! I handled one of your Full flat ground Ironwood Lanny Clips recently that came to me to send to my friend Moshé. You do some beautiful work!
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Tim, you must be thrilled! I'm partial to 3.5" single blade trappers and I'm tellin' ya, they don't get any better than that!I've wanted a 3.5" single blade stag trapper for a while now ...
Here it is! New from BLADE2016 and new into my hands today. Beautifully matched stag on this one.
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Wow group of fantastic trappers. Gentlemen you are so lucky.
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Thanks Mike, I certainly do feel like it.
I am
I've never seen these around, I figure those who order them direct from Reese must keep them because they like them so much. Last one for a while..I think
Postman just handed this one off to me.
A well loved piece, never sharpened, took it to the strop and it went straight into the pocket for Stag-Saturday.
Prototype Teardrop Jack by Reese
4" closed
154cm
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Very nice Tim! I too had a pretty sweet arrival today. I'll get some pics posted up soon
I can't wait
Thanks Gerry
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Fantastic Lanny Clip Rob, the stag on that one is absolutely tremendous.
Thanks Gary, haha Jake reminds me how much he hates me daily because I snagged it
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Congrats Rob. That LC is impressive.
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Thanks Bret. It is indeed
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Hey Tim...I hate you, and boy are you ugly! Stag.....ewww, gross. Who likes stag!? Jigged bone is where it's at bud...(but I love stag)
Nice looking Dogleg Jack, Jake! How do you like it compared to your other knives? It is a little bigger or a lot bigger or about the same in your pocket vs the more common Bose knives like the W/T, the Stockman/Cattle Knife, or the other trappers?
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The width of the frame (across the scale so to speak) on the dogleg is where the knife gets it's "size" from. Thickness of the knife is great for a two blade since the pen secondary is a thinner stock than the main blade and spring.
The large end cap definitely gives the dogleg some heft, but it's not over the top heavy or anything.
I'll get some pictures comparing the dogleg to the other knives so it's easier to see what I'm talking about.
The large end cap definitely gives the dogleg some heft, but it's not over the top heavy or anything.
I'll get some pictures comparing the dogleg to the other knives so it's easier to see what I'm talking about.
